Catalogue of the Private Library of Samuel G. Drake

A meticulously compiled catalogue of the extensive private library of Samuel G. Drake, a prominent 19th-century antiquarian and historian of Boston. This catalogue provides a detailed listing of Drake's collection, which is chiefly focused on the antiquities, history, and biography of America. Of particular note is the substantial section dedicated to the history and culture of Native Americans, reflecting Drake's scholarly interest and publications on the aborigines of America. This catalogue offers valuable insight into the resources available to scholars of American history in the mid-19th century and serves as a significant bibliographical resource for researchers interested in early American history and Native American studies. A testament to the dedication of Samuel G. Drake, this catalogue remains a valuable reference for historians and collectors alike.

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